For instance, high-intensity or strength-based workouts tend to increase your deep, restorative slow-wave sleep (SWS)2, which is crucial for muscle repair and physical recovery. In contrast, longer cardio sessions, think a steady run or extended bike ride, can boost your rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, a stage linked to memory, creativity, and brain health.
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